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RARE A A EGA a OR NER EL Se Vo --li ik doit FREE i 9 Asis i ; LEAS S ARERR SRR R RR DOE ARSSSASAASARAR RR RA RENAN, Mrs. Hitchens, of England, visiting y Fy Pr t d C S f : S CRAVE her son Mr. Ben. Hitchings at the SERIE BRNXANRRAS BR oe BABES EA! home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rey- 5 romp an ourteous ervice 0 | Mr. Gordon Wallis, of Saskatchewan | nolds. 4 TH R i > : is visiting at the home of his uncle Mr,| Died, on Wednesday, July 28, 1937, E STORE yOO a 1 # J. Holdershaw, at -the home of her daughter near 4 $| Miss Dorothy Osborne of Toronto, is| Belleville, Mrs. Ray, wife of our es- 3 835: < Ph siting, her Sougin Mrs. Wm. Stone," '| teemed blacksmith, Mr. Sam Ray. OSHAWA 4 a one 32 when ou need B r. Sam Netley, of Brighton, was ay R d h S L to Con 2 when ou Yo ra = or the guest of friends in the community : € pat or t. awr ence i : y u wi € please | rently. . "MYRTLE Friday and Saturday, July 30-31 A S 5 4 Miss Merle Shunk of Belleville is : 1" " ! ugar, 100 lbs. $5. 69 {i or Ger B h | holidaying with hér parents. Mr. and Mrs, Victor Hudgins and EASY LIVING 3 h¥ err aw rot ers RELA J Misehell of Torento, hi daughter of 'Toronto, spent Sunday starring : 5 : e summer vacation wi : , f ; 58 with the former's mother Mrs. Hatti dw * P -- d & : Tis Parents Mr, and Mrs, H. L. Mit- Hudgins. Sp Ar Tate Jean Ath 2 Parait ao . cas tan ar ua ity TY a and Mrs, F. H. Atkinson and], The Fecent showers have heen great. = , vil N 4 S 3 f 5 son George, Miss A, McPherson and ly heeded and have done untold good. "DESIRE" 0. eive, or 2 C. . % Mis, R,-A. Milne of Toronto, were re- On Iidey ahd Saturday two heavy "F ; f I cent Tor at the home of Mr, and thunderstorie [Ruska over "secon. ith : : amo = 1 panied by hail, but no damage was re- Marlene Dietrich and 2 3 | : R ADI | AIN N gor Is sa family of Brant. [Ped locally, Ha2y Cooper ht Summer Drinks, 25c. Bottle : : Heat Value }) ford, are visiting her parents Mr, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kirkham and oon 3 RED & WHITE TEA, Vo-ib. pkg. 33c. » 2] °« Mrs. AL. Shyder. children Betty and John spent the 5% RED & WHITE COFI'LE : Y Sf J err N ; Mes. H ce week end with the former's parents at SPECIAL MID-NIGHT SHOW vim MAREE El hd V2 ih tin 23c. : THRAC : hin enry Topping and daughter Perth: SUNDAY, AUG. 1, 12.05 * \ I-TONE, Cee small 27¢,, Medium 17¢., Large 87c. io ongieel, are enjoying a visit with| pjooc0q 10 report that Ray Duff, who . Cr i BEEHIVE SYRUP, ....... .. .... ... No. 2 tin 19c. It you have not been enjoying heat satisfaction from riends in the community. had his tonsils removed last week, is Knight Without iw PICKLES, Maple Leaf Sweet Mixed, 28 oz. 23¢ . the coal you have been using, why not fill up your bin for Mrs. H, Eagleson is holidaying at] ou essing very favorably and is feel- ¢ KETA SALMON TE "0% next winter with this Super-Cleaned Hard Coal? One trial j;| Port Idyll, Lake of Bays, Muskoka, for ing much better. Armor .; Eels mah IAL th SLE 2 {all tins Ihe, } will Lonnie you that it is the finest fuel your money can the next two weeks. Mrs. Cecil Wilson and family' of starring i Sul RY Mis SHORTENING ............... +2 1hs, 27e. a buy--Nut; Stove and Pea sizes.on hand. : We ig Rev. J. and Mrs, Mc- Oshawa spent the week end with Mus, [| Marlene Dietrich & Robt. Donat 4 MUFFETS ............................. 2 pkgs. 23c. hg CEMENT--Fresh St. Mary's Cement always on hand, also Achlan and two sons, of Carlisle, pp. Sebel] ' A REA » Tacks,' ln ? . SPECIAL PRICE -- All seats : fs : LIME, HARDWALL PLASTER, TILE, HARDWOOD, Sele By Sapa sul In Mr. and Mrs, Ward and Mr. John dbe., now on sale ? o Pork and Beans, 2 tins for 15c. \ . "HARDWOOD SLABS, SOFTWOOD SLABS. evening with a sociable time spent by | Hguniock visited Mr. G. MeTaggare fl. coo SHREDDED WHEAT ................... 2 phys. 25e, - Your orders will be given prompt and careful attention. all at the close. We trust Mr. and Ion Bintes od Bere ® HOLIDAY ATTRACTION ®- X MIRAC LESNHIP «o.oo 8 oz. 2lec. SL and , : ] Zs Mrs. McLachlan and family will en- 155% weeks of The: smallest y ! aL M3 TOMATO SOUP, Aylmer ................. 3 tins 25c. ' joy thei i ; h st type, when Monday and Tuesday i DR > Wi ; PORT PERRY COAL YARD ay Ship uy Wilh bs Benes ie a resident had a case of artist's sup- . BHEAY Bhd. Pueescay 3 ¢ USTARD POW DER, Red & White oo... .. 5 oz. 10c. - ; Ww. G. w. PYATT Veni August 1st, at 7.30 oy ay plies and motor tools stolen from hel They Gave: Him 4 SHREDDED COCOANUT o.oo. 7) Ib. 12¢. Phones--94W and 94) "Reliable Service and Better Fuels" The yevent rainfalls were wel¢ome $073 Witch WAS. Barked in the yard for a Gun : : , BAAS. Gold Bebul en cengunns hatte 50, ; i at eS _Sailses Saif = in this district. The hay is a bumper He night. Congiable Clark, of Osh- - -- i DITTED DATES ......................... 2 Ibs, 25c¢. - i . crop while most of the farmers have |®"® investigated and hopes are that [JI with all star caste « ROSE BAKING POWDER ... L......per tin de . 5. Ee Ee - their fall wheat cut and have begun ho guilty party may soon be 'appre- RH Chi | Ln wiick vada .. A i : : } ded as_this community seems to i Le » 2% on the carly oats and barley. All the." y de : IN 3 d crops are ov tial] ro have regular outbreaks of this sort of Theatre Air Conditioned by - Ipso, arge package 19c. : {oN . an de nus EY yg pilfering, Refrigeration of SOAP, Kavbol Carbolic ............... .. 4 bars 18c¢. ¥% 3K in this district. Since the rains on . o i - RES Sunday most of the people are glad Rev, Mr, Honey is returning from -- D5 HANDY AMMONIA 1 pkgs. 25c. Be ; . WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS of the warmth from the fire inthe |" summer home for eek end | eam: weet | |e GILLETTS LYE per tin 12c. i \ i : . be and wi occupy the pu pit ere at 7] and los 0 nglicans; ednesday a Se ATAITS 1 4 LAR] He o Yow fC il Tn N * 3; N Lichen Toni ai the ing in tho vont pan. Text Sabbath, August 1st, Last) Myrtle nnd won from SE Andrews. i a hi 1 3 BLY ks phe ie. P.& G. SOAP, 5 bars Zle. i McCORMICK S BUTTER SODAS .............. "pkg. 16¢. at this canning Bersalt ley ey Sabbath Mr. Geo. West, of Ashburn,|and Friday at Myrtle and won from iY VAX "D1 APER, Pari Sani 00000 100 ft. roll 25¢. of 4 bars SURPRISE SOAP and : plang of ti intense heat. The had charge, and based his theme on] Anglicans, oo " sO fteroll ooo per roll 15c. " 1 cake INFANTS DELIGHT SOAP. .......all for 19c. raspberries are a fair crop for those] ?2¢0P's Ladder. He gave a very help-| Mr. and Mrs. E. Wicket, of Little[§3 HAWES FLOOR WAX ... ....per tin 43c. 8 : 2 | SHREDDED WHEAT ............... ... 2 pkgs. for 23c. who were fortunate enough to have ful and practical talk that has 0 a, Spe. a few Hips last week : ZINCRINGS ......................... per dozen 23c. " -SOAP CHIPS (white) .......... vivian. 3 Ibs for 24c. their berry bushes survive the winter, | ™U¢h appreciated by the congregation With Mis HL Labe , oo SERVIETTES, White or ( A I , pkg. 15¢. § > : . Ais that the Board have asked him back Mr. and Mrs. J. IX. Beacock had the |] + : 4 CAMPBELL'S PORK & BEANS tin 8 The general price is 15 cents, 7 for a eine : o, === EE TET a n 8c. Soliaror 5 possi 2 his fon 250 for Sunday, August 8th for the union | honour of assisting in the choir of the o $ " AUSTRALIAN SEEDLESS RAISINS .......... 2 1hs. 23c. + © service. Owing to so many children | Blackstock United Church on the oc- 147 F WwW BROCK & SON E VANILLA (artificial) ........ EL EOE, 1%; oz. bottle 5c. ler ~~ |and a number of the Sunday School |casion of the 50th anniversary of its | fel * ¢ ry a SHU-MILK Cleans all white shoes, reg. 25c. ...... for 22c. : lixecutive being absent it has been|dedication. At that time Mus. Bea- fh: NE I: T PE FLY-NOX, 2 size tins ... Si 29c¢ and 5 PRINCE ALBERT decided to close the Sabbath School for | cock was organist and was presented | 1 PHONE 43 PORT PERRY " - ; "oe DI SS i. . ul } . The service Gh Sunda was in the month of August. with a gold watch. She he Id that J: '" OGHAOAA AAR IR PNA IIIA AAAMAAR LIOR) Ni MI IC * *5%5 cHIpgo.. large box 21. PASTRY ¥ LOUR, 24', 87c. charge of the Temperance Union, Rev. : position for twenty years and Mr. A ae - 2) -- J. F. Chapman will be in charge of the T= ; " Beacock sang first bass. The honour. -- 4 - --G.-A, PALMER, Prop. Cg DLIVERY Phone 36 services in the absence of Rev. Mr.| Myrtle Station ed coply sang a Ploasiugdusty } Fhe ~ . Smyth. CL . Day Without a Cloud." Their daughter SAVE YOUR MONEY ER ) : - : a 2 - Miss E. McCulloch and friend of Sofiiee in Uisitey Chron nex Bun. Mrs. Roy Spencer, of Perth, sang a 1838833 1228008033 $33333288828388888880808 $33338888230888888 82082388888 80880888888828088888838 | Toronto called on her brother-in-law day will be at 7 pm. with Rev. W. E. solo, "The Stranger of Galilee" at the a - 3 Honey in charge. Sunday School has iin 2orviee . rend y BY BUYING YOUR SEASON'S FLY SPRAY NEEDS $ a Mr. C. Patterson on Sunday. . y morning service. Mrs, Beacock play | YES DAM! Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, of Port been Withdrawn for the month of the organ at the morning service, FROM YOUR WATKINS DEALER $ . M A y Sart. Wah res ud ugust. Mr. Geo. Houston of Toronto, drove Co foe 8 . . i i : : z 9 ° yey were guests to dinner with Mr. and Mrs. James and Mr. Holt of rho to Ria: tor he a a Watkins Fly Spray is ceonomical and by pl: wing your order with me : : rs. Regan one day last week. Oshawa were recent visitors of Mr. will long be remembered is 2 ha _-- atthe present time, 1 can how you a vend saving on each gallon you we gin the hess grades of Beef, Pork, Lamb, Veal and : Mr. " Spe, Groupe were in Caes- and Mrs. Luther Mitchell, one g > rp buy. Tam taking orders now for summer delivery. Buy no - Fly 2 cured meats. ell us your wants and we will ssure vou § area on sunday. " 4 " : : -- Spray until | have seen you. > fl of the best at mn prices. We also "i a line of J. Mr and-ds B Wennswoker of Donaid, of etington, sy os a : $ i tt | Toronto, in the vill Sunday. ; ' 2d : The sum of $7,000 in futuritics will pr CV Cooked Meats, Canned Goods and Pickles. i The meeting hy pre Ais being with Mr. and Mrs. Jos Simkin last|pe raced for in addition to other 'cash || It Goes Iurther Because You Use Less. + 2 ' . . | 8 | held this week at the h " f Mrs. F. week. Mrs. Jos. Simkin returned with awards at the Canadian National Fix- Vihere 1 ounce of bina oil Spray is required to do the job f . : I 4 Bi ) ome ot Mrs. them and they attended the C. P, R.|hibition's harness horse meeting this aly aim Iv ' } ; hE Un Sudtiaing 10 G0 she 49 for BERT MacGREGOR : tt | Vickery. picnic held at Orillia, year. cach animal, only 't ounce of Watkins Spray is needed. That also = ; $ Miss Etta Smith is holidaying with ) . eo -- ere saves money for you. I'll be seeing vou oon to take care of vour needs. oF TABLhEr ag A Mr. and Mrs. Art Quinn, of Toronto, FEEL ee tt Itt ee108888800000000ee0e0000estreersessserrrre $338188284888888e28004 $3333822888888ee000s sessed ; a and Mr. Wm. Quinn, of Whitby, were WwW ae. ; Mr. W. Heayn and Mr. Len Bond visitors last week with Mr. and Mrs. Phone 39 ORR -C, BRO NE Port Perry iit = a were in Chatham last week. John Quinn. Br : FE Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McKerihen, of Mrs. Lone i endi ow 1), [0]1] Z =| Toronto, were at Mrs: R. Bonds over| g Js Spending a: few days - F n F & V bl Bi the week end Other visitors with with Mrs. Wilson at Burketon. - Love res ruits 'egetak les i | Mrs. Bond were Mrs. F. Stainton, Mr. he Miss June Mitchell returned bh her SHALT LZ [1] ) A SR = 3 : ome in Manchester after a visit with 5 ». B| and Mrs. L. Stainton and Loreen. her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. L : Raspherries, 15c., or 2 boxes 25¢c. | Sister Mary Gertrude and Sister st. [her 8% KILL! BIG DAY AT PORT PERRY--Aug. 2 @| Ives, of Oshawa. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Payne aml * Blueberries, 18c. qt, $1.50, 11 qf, basket |, coer oi tir Monin tft Bn vi : Sucka bil of Fare fora d's sport all for 30.) - : = end wi r. and Mrs. F. C. Harrison. : ] ¢ oe ' Joo ¢ : NEW POTATOES, 18c. Basket =| umn ko chin te iron] "ine al i vem scones | [RUHL UUTIN | you never saw! Port Perry will be crowded swith & i a eid, was in Toronto one Swng 9 ous of . ry i sports from morning until next morning. Fi-Fi, the = = } a ithy ; "Home Grown Tomatoes, 8¢, & 10c. Ib. | day last week. ¥, umsy Day renowned clown will open proceedings. And the Lindsay Boys' FHL p Cantaloupes 10c. Tomatoes 65c. 11 qt. bskt a Tree am ee ww ww Band will discourse sweet music. Then there will be aquatic : J oe u UTICA 4 sports, land sports, motor eyele races -- racing eyelists just re- Yala ¢ - BUTTER Bf ANS, 25c. 6 qt. basket n Pleased to report Mr, John Henry | I LEGION-R OTARY ] arned fe om erga hor N pe we ne ev "pything a! 4 : M8] has so far improved, that he was able : wo up with a monster street dance and meeting of friends i RS o Cooking Apples, 4 Ibs. 25c. A a to return tons last week. ¢ - al ' SMALL OR ANGES 206. er dozen Hl Congratulations to Miss Divothy te e------ _ \ \ ? P { | Medd and Mr. Delbert Catherwood on | § ¢ -- _ SE : Fresh Roasted Peanuts, 10c¢. 1b. = their marriage last Saturday, July 24. ( ¥ , ; { Miss Thelma and Jean Crosier at}; T Ps k Wh : b 4 'Bananas, Grapefruit, Oranges, Always in Stock B 1.cir home for the holidays, own rark, 1t y ) i LEMONS, 40¢c. Dozen Congratulations to Messrs. Dennis |{' : y - B| Steer and Walter Reynolds on secur- | i ' 4 24 . : li | ing their Normal certificate, ) W d d y E q A [1 | Ath 1937 4 ERIN Th Gr St The community was shocked to hear |" e nes a V 9 u us 9 i A YR » ' e eengrocery ore, & | of the death of Mr. Pascoe Luke on| | ¢ Wd) VA ' Saturday evening. The funeral took|¥ Nt PORT PERRY ONTARIO -~&| place on Wednesday at 'Greenbank. BIG PARADE HEADED BY FIVE BANDS be lo fi t ble Kil ig Born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ash- | V - " can C mac Mn 1 Fre Tat R. WAKEFORD, , Prop. Phone 208. We deliver' lar, on Saturday, July 24th, a son. at 7.00 p.m. od if a So prolitable servant IR RN = J Fina iin fhe Biuehird if Prizes for Decorated Vehicles & Best Costumes ) if it is properly pr epared. It can EA mR en ¥ en 3 lub spent a most enjoyable week a : - - B . ee ee ee a ee te a od 20088205 20505832 7% | Beverley Lodge, Port Carling. ° { carr y. your messa ge into the Mrs. C. Sutherland and sons were : {join casos) FORD COACH towinmer of homes and offices of good i | Mr. BE. Rudling of Toronto, spent | customers. Printing can in x | last week with his father at the home | § OF LUCKY DRAW " A % We boast about the auality of ou meats, and you wi) #| of Mr. and Mrs, Philp. ; ' be well do ne without yo &% agree with us when you try them. They are always fresh | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ackney and and delicious, If you haven't tried our meats just call up | children home over the week end. 5 additional prizes of $ 5 each \ great cost. © 29W and our clerks will be pleased to fill your order. $| Misses L. Arnold and W. Coombs, of ' h #3 | Toronto, with Mr. arid Mrs, R. Harper | }{ § $| over tho week end. DANCE, Games of Skill, Fun for All. } PHONE 50 CAWKER BROS. . $8| Mrs. Jas. Ackney spent a couple of 1 ; TATE %| days with her sister in Branford. - |} In event of Rain, will be held August 6th hd \ yp BEST MEATS i: BEST SERVICE 7 BEST PRICES {| "Miss 1. Ward of Toronto, is spend. | 7 PO Rl PER RY S' | : AR * oponaecececececess : gt ing her holidays here. a ---- ; ; ; Sh A ey , bof aR oy pA ac a ? RAYS AG SARE